Are you looking at your July kit from Crazy Daisy and just not sure where to start? No worries. Here’s a little inspiration from some of our Crazy Daisy ladies!
JJ Sobey:
Learning to Crawl
"Learning to Crawl" ... a layout by JJ Sobey
“Here’s another layout I made using the (now sold out) July kit from Crazy Daisy Kits. Just when you thought it was only good for ‘boy’ pages, here I go and do a ‘girl’ page. 
I fell in love with the gorgeous crochet flower in the kit. So pretty! I added a tiny pearl to the centre, and a few pearl swirls to the edges. To ’soften’ the ticket, I added a little pearl to that, too.
A closeup of JJ's layout
I kept trying to use that swirl edge Prima journaling sheet on my pages, and I just couldn’t make it work, but it was perfect for this girl page. It cut it in half length-wise, so I could use it top and bottom on the page. Otherwise, half of it would have been hidden in the layers.
I added a few Prima flowers from my stash to this page, and a few more pearls. I love the look these give, and they mixed well with the buttons from the kit.”
Father
JJ's "Father" layout
“The July kit came with a bingo card stamp from Prima. The packaging itself was a great shape, so after I stamped the image on the kraft cardstock (also in the kit), I traced and trimmed the card to the shape of the packaging. These wooden brads from Chatterbox are great for masculine pages. I hadn’t seen them before other than on-line, and I’m really happy with the quality.
A closeup of JJ's "Father" layout
Again with this layout, I used a lot of the Prima rub-ons for borders and little details. And I still have lots left. I can’t believe how much I’ve used. I added a little Prima owl pebble I had leftover from the June kit. It just seemed to work here.
A closeup of JJ's "Father" layout
I love the size of these Prima journaling sheets. I often find that journal spots are too small for what I want to say. These ones are so big, I have a lot of options. I can cut them to fit, use them as photo mats, or layer them with the other papers, and still have lots of room for my journaling.”
Kim Whitten:
Good Times
A layout by Kim Whitten using the July kit
“This 11×8.5 is pretty self explanatory. I used a strip of the JB star paper and distressed it with wrinkles and ink then laced it through one of the star conchos in the kit. I also cut out one of the large stars from the Cosmo paper and added it behind the white chipboard star with some pop dots for a little dimension. Added a rub on ink, ribbon and ric-rac with one of the wooden brads.
A closeup of a layout by Kim Whitten using the July kit
I liked the little cut off strip on the Cosmo paper so I left it on there so the “flip for fun” would still be visible…just thought it was a cute addition to the page. ”
Trace Geworsky:
Celebrate Zoo Time
"Celebrate Zoo Time" by Trace
“Here is my final project using this month’s Crazy Daisy kit, and I think this was my fave layout from this month.
I used the Jenni Bowlin journaling rubon with a white pen to make the journaling more obvious over the rubon itself. I used some of the other rubons to make some funky looking flowers, and added a button flower, and a metal buckle flower (after I threaded the celebrate sticker through it).
Along the top edge of the layout, I also used another journaling rubon (because I ran out of journaling room along the bottom of my page) and added a brad and some rubon stars that I applied to scrap paper, trimmed the design out and then adhered to the cardstock.”
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